Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational roundup: Myrtle Beach in consolation finals

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MYRTLE BEACH -- Khaddijah Session scored a game-high 25 points, going 8-of-16 from the floor and 7-of-8 from the foul line as the Myrtle Beach Seahawks advanced to the consolation bracket championship game with a 52-41 win over Elizabeth Seton (Md.) on Tuesday.

Redan (Ga.) 46, Fayette County (Ga.) 40 | Nia Evans and Aneisha Daniels combined for 30 points and had 13 rebounds each as the Raiders advanced to the championship game.

Wesleyan (Ga.) 67, Stephenson (Ga.) 59 | Erin Hall and Holly Wilkins combined for 27 points as the Wolves overcame a 3-point halftime deficit to knock off the Jaguars.

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